Sure, you may be reading most of your books digitally these days, but a few tomes (of the coffee-table variety) are worth picking up in paper.
A celebration of craftsmanship as well as a way of life, this book is a group portrait of the craftsmen who work with the storied Harris Tweed—from the families in the Outer Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland to designers like Patrick Grant in London.
An in-depth volume on the roots, growth and spread of American "preppy" style with rare photos and vintage ads illustrating prep life. Author Jeffrey Banks examines retailers like J.Press and Brooks Brothers and designers like Ralph Lauren.
Author Graham Marsh heads west from the Ivy Look's east coast epicenter to cull images (both onscreen and off) of some of Hollywood's most iconic leading men sporting the style—from Steve McQueen and Paul Newman to Woody Allen and Dustin Hoffman.
Written by the former French Vogue editor, this 368-page album of seductive photographs promises more side boob flashes and pretty, well-coiffed girls than a well-curated Tumblr. But you don't have to feel dirty about having it at your place.
From hunting with Hemingway, to lounging poolside with Cary Grant, Gary Cooper led the good life and was dressed to match. This is chock full of unpublished photos, shot primarily by his wife Rocky, with a forward by Ralph Lauren.
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